Policy

The proposed rule recommends, on the basis of extensive scientific analysis, that areas identified as critical habitat should be subject to active management.

Unfortunately, H.R. 1837 would undermine these efforts and the progress that has been made.

I believe that's the right thing to do, for us to make sure to send a message to our young people: You graduate from high school at a minimum.

We've got to do everything we can to make sure that we sustain this progress.

We can't allow higher education to be a luxury in this country.

We need more engineers.

It shouldn't be that difficult.

I think people still are looking for commonsense solutions.

We will ensure Americans in every State have access to an Exchange and the same kinds of insurance choices as Members of Congress.

I look forward to working with you to bring it into force as quickly as possible.

We have to finish what we started.

The question is, where are we going next?

I think most Americans believe that we’ve got to invest in making sure we've got the best education system possible; that we’ve got to invest in basic research.

We have taken important steps that speak to who we are as a Nation that cares for its families and children.

To create a pathway so that they can get out of the shadows and contribute to society in a more effective way is something that I consider to be a top priority.

It must be repealed. And if I'm president of the United States, on my first day in office, I will issue an executive order which directs the secretary of health and human services to provide a waiver from Obamacare to all 50 states.

If I were president right now, I would go to Congress with a new system for unemployment.

We just don't believe that that's a fair or balanced approach to solving this problem.